Huts [noun]

He listened to tales of the Igorrotes, who live in huts like beehives and creep into them like insects.

Round this stood a colony of roughly-built huts, of mud, turf, or large blocks of the slate.

After having sufficiently examined everything in the huts, I went with some of the savages to shoot parrots and monkeys.

Little patches may be seen near their huts, on which they lavish their attention and care.

The huts of the poor people are miserably bad, being mostly built of clay and wood, and threatening to fall down every moment.

I saw very few women, and these only near their huts, which they appear to leave less than any females with whom I am acquainted.

In addition to their huts of leaves, they had erected a small temple, where they invited us to alight.

The appearance of the steamer soon collected all the inhabitants, who left their fields and huts and greeted it with loud huzzas.

We entered several of the huts of the Indians, whom I had understood to be of the Guaranee nation.

As soon as the men saw my companion, they called out to their wives, and ordered them to take refuge in the huts.